Marshall Herald publication details and rates
The Marshall Herald published by Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall Illinois edited by Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart appears weekly each Friday. It is entered as second class mail matter with subscription at 2.00 dollars a year and local advertising rates of 35 cents per column inch and 20 cents per line for reader ads.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall, Ilinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall
Illinois
Herald
Before Vacation Car Check-Up for Safe Summer Travel
University of Illinois extension safety specialist O L Hogsett outlines a pre trip car check list. Remove radiator obstructions check cooling system follow manufacturer anti freee and summer rust inhibitors inspect wheels tires inflation balance and tread nails stones remove battery and electrical system lights headlights steering brakes shocks wipers and horn for safer night driving.
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O. L. Hogsett
University of Illinois Extension
Interdependence for the Americas
The Americas comprise diverse races and political systems yet share a core belief in personal freedom. Despite dictatorship influences in some nations, individual rights persist, and economic ties bind North and South America, fostering mutual dependence rather than division.
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North
South America
Americas
United States
Trujillo
Castro
Study Your Car Lights for Safer Driving
Illinois law requires lights from sunset to sunrise but on dark, wet, or foggy days turning them on at noon is safer. When visibility is poor turn on lights to help others see you and prevent conflicts. A new Rules of the Road booklet is available free by writing to Charles F. Carpen sor, Secretary of State, Springfield.
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Charles F. Carpensor
Toward Free Trade and Racial Understanding
The text argues for closer relations between two peoples and mutual benefit through trade. It urges Americans to understand neighbors, pursue racial equality, abolish prejudice, and participate in government while embracing goods from other countries through free trade.
Ohio Chapel News Highlights and Local Socials
Community notes from Ohio Chapel summarize church services by Pastor Robert Shephard and announce a May 22 sermon. Social items list visits, family gatherings, birthday celebrations, and funeral services for local residents, with multiple calls on neighbors and relatives in nearby towns.
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Robert Shephard
Ohio Chapel
Pleasie Bartlett
LeRoy Wells
Allen Crumlin
Dorothy
Tom Fulton
Ridgefarm
Clint Kraemer
Thompson
Paris
R. H. Gard
Pearl Medsker
Ruby Graham
Annapolis
John Smith
Prust-Hosch
Bailiff Cemetery
Albert Lindley
John Lindley
Camp McCoy
Wisconsin
Grant Hollenbeck
Quimba
Norton
Dollie Hollenbeck
Maud Wells
Herman Bartlett
Anna Jean Shaffner
Max Bartlett
Roxanna Wells
Hugh Medsker
Griffith
Indiana
Ernest Marvin
Reba Burns and Sons
Marlow Grindle
George Marvin
Roanoke Virginia’s Growth From Big Lick to a City
Historical notes trace Roanoke from Big Lick before 1798 to incorporation in 1884 after railroad ties with the Shenandoah Valley Railroad and N. and W. The city, now Virginia’s fourth largest with about 106000 residents, centers on manufacturing and trade serving 35 counties. Mill Mountain hosts a 1000 foot star and the Blue Ridge Parkway links Shenandoah National Park with Great Smoky Mountains National Park as a scenic gateway.
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Roanoke
Virginia
Big Lick
Roanoke Navigation Company
Roanoke River
Shenandoah Valley Railroad
Richmond
Mill Mountain
Blue Ridge Mountains
Majestic
Alleghanies
Tan
South
Children’s Zoo
Blue Ridge Parkway
Shenandoah National Park
Great Smoky Mountains
North Carolina
Tennessee
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Edna Baker
California
Walter Crumlin
Martinsville
Potters Hall Church
Mabel Gard
Virginia Lindley
Esther Shanks
Iris Gardens
Vincennes
Tiny Town Toys
William Simpson
Muscle Beach
Nassau
Fay Ray
Hanover
Germany
Frankfurt
Roanoke, Virginia
Milo Pearce
Clark County
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Martinsville State Bank
Casey National Bank
Westfield State Bank
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